Heavy duty magnet mount
AssigneeBracketron, Inc.
InventorAndrew Chow
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Abstract
A mount for an electronic device includes a ferromagnetic element securable to the electronic device, and a mount body including a face plate and at least one leg, the magnet secured in the face plate, and the at least one leg movable from a stored position to a support position. The stored position is flush with the face plate, and the support position is normal to the face plate. The magnet and ferromagnetic element combine with the leg in it support position to allow reliable mounting of heavy and/or oversized electronic devices.
Claims10
A mount for an electronic device, comprising:
- a ferromagnetic element securable to the electronic device;
- and
- a mount body, the mount body comprising a magnet, a face plate, and at least one leg, the magnet secured in the face plate, and the at least one leg movable with respect to the mount body from a stored position to a support position;
- wherein the at least one leg further comprises a pair of leg extensions rotatably mounted to the leg, the pair of leg extensions rotatable between the first position and the second position to form a support for the electronic device.
A mount for an electronic device, comprising:
- a mount body, the mount body comprising:
- a housing having a face with an opening therein, a front plate and a back plate coupled together, and the face coupled to the front plate;
- a magnet disposed within the housing;
- and
- at least one leg movable between a stored position and a support position;
- wherein the magnet is positioned in the opening of the mount face;
- and
- wherein the at least one leg comprises an extendible, foldable leg extension coupled to and extendible from the housing, wherein the leg extension is extendible substantially coplanar to the mount face, and has a distal extension foldable at a distal position to the housing from a first position substantially coplanar with the mount face to a second position substantially perpendicular to the mount face.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.